Hi Chris,
did you add
tg.scheduler = True
to your configuration?
HTH,
Puck
On 28 Mai, 19:42, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to run a certain controller daily. At top of my controller
file I imported the turbogears.scheduler and I added something like
the following
I'm getting a module not found error.
and
If I run 'tg-admin shell', I see that the
package name exists as a key in the sys.modules dictionary.
Hi sam, we got this same error yesterday while trying to do something
different. What that error message means is that the specified
location of a
One final and, now probably the most important for us at the moment,
is the QueuePool of SQLAlchemy. If 20+ simultaneous requests are sent
to the server, we get the following error:
for someone who might need the info, in the prod.cfg all you need to
do is add the following lines:
Hi, does anyone know if there are any tools checking what section of a
KID template takes a long time?
thanks
aldo
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I wanted this too. It seems a bit too cumbersome to use sqlalchemy
just to get some simple sql running. Instead of getting back a
ResultProxy, I was hoping I could get back instances. Would you guys
know how to do this?
On May 28, 7:31 pm, Uwe C. Schroeder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks,
Hi,
I wanted this too. It seems a bit too cumbersome to use sqlalchemy
just to get some simple sql running. Instead of getting back a
ResultProxy, I was hoping I could get back instances. Would you guys
know how to do this?
Well, if you're using assignmapper, you do something like:
Guys,
I cannot get identity to work at all really. I can specify that a
class is protected, and the login screen is displayed. The login works
and the username is displayed, but when I go off to another page, the
login name disappears, and if I go to another protected page, the
login page is
HI there,
You don't even need a blank sqlite db if you are not planing on using
SO or SA.
I am using TG without a DB in one app and I have used TG with just sql
strings and the low level driver. Less fun, but very easy to do.
As a tip, I might suggest becoming aware of the
Hello,
I'm running Mac OS X here. Since I already had easy_install, I just
ran sudo easy_install \
--script-dir /usr/local/bin TurboGears. It didn't give me any error.
But when I run tg-admin quickstart, I get the following error:
...
import sqlobject
ImportError: No module named sqlobject
chell schrieb:
I'm running Mac OS X here. Since I already had easy_install, I just
ran sudo easy_install \
--script-dir /usr/local/bin TurboGears. It didn't give me any error.
But when I run tg-admin quickstart, I get the following error:
import sqlobject
ImportError: No module named
Hi Uwe,
Something to consider is to use SqlAlchemy without the ORM stuff. SA
supports working at the Table level and building SQL select statements
as functions, instead of using raw SQL strings. This has the
advantage of being SQLy, but keeps the database independence feature.
You can use
I used the tgsetup.py script. Now everything works.
Thank you!
On 29 Mai, 13:35, Christopher Arndt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
chell schrieb:
I'm running Mac OS X here. Since I already had easy_install, I just
ran sudo easy_install \
--script-dir /usr/local/bin TurboGears. It didn't give me
Hi Sam,
I am the author of TurboLucene. :) All the source is in the
__init__.py.
TL is still pretty young and evolving (albeit more slowly than I would
like.) I do plan on breaking the out of __init__.py into separate
modules. I also plan on providing some kind of full PyLucene access
at
Hi uniblue,
I'm not sure about profiling, but I do know this:
1) Genshi is supposed to be faster than Kid.
2) You can tell Kid (with an environment variable, I think) to not
deleted the compiles .py versions of your templates. You could then
just profile as normal and then manually map the
Thanks for that tip, it looks as if it will be easier than I thought
to continue with
the low level database routines that I know work with Firebird/
kinterbasdb.
John
On 29 May, 12:26, Krys [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
HI there,
You don't even need a blank sqlite db if you are not planing on
On May 28, 10:30 pm, Dominique Eav [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
buffalob wrote:
When in development config when running on my Windows laptop (using
localhost in browswer), I enjoyed the convenience of TG dynamically
accounting for each save of an edit to 'controllers.py'.
snip
I don't know
Not Working even!!!
On May 29, 12:03 pm, Diarmuid [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Guys,
I cannot get identity to work at all really. I can specify that a
class is protected, and the login screen is displayed. The login works
and the username is displayed, but when I go off to another page, the
Thanks. I wasn't using SQLAlchemy. Does tgcrud not support sqlobject?
On May 22, 5:51 pm, Christopher Arndt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
anderbubble schrieb:
I just tried to use tgcrud for the first time, but the controller it
created tried to import session from my model. What does this
Noah - thank you, yes the screen command is a very good suggestion.
I did not know about it. For others needing to do a similar thing,
after following Noah's suggestion for the screen python start-
project.py and then control-A and d, the detached unix process
keeps running after I exit to log
A few things to check:
1- If you refresh the first protected page, does that work, or does it
display the login screen again?
2- Is your browser recieving the 'tg-visit' cookie from the server?
Is your browser saving that cookie?
3- Do you see that cookie value stored in the visitIdentity
Also when using screen to detach unix processes, another helpful
thing is to type
screen -list
to verify whether or not your process is running.
I realize this aspect wasn't directly TG-related, but if any novice
unix users want their TG web app to keep running after logoff as I
did, they might
Is there an example of a calendar/event planner written in TG out
there somewhere?
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On Tuesday 29 May 2007 10:31, johnbraduk wrote:
Thanks for that tip, it looks as if it will be easier than I thought
to continue with
the low level database routines that I know work with Firebird/
kinterbasdb.
John
You are welcome.
Though, if you ever feel so inclined, I'm sure helping
These excellent posts from Alberto Valverde in Need help
understanding decorators
explain a lot how @validate and @error_handling together
http://groups.google.com/group/turbogears/browse_frm/thread/110eb08dd357b675/396ea9bc8a1d7d42
On 26 mai, 19:57, aspineux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On
On 5/29/07, buffalob [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(and my understanding is that TG running in dev config does not allow
access
via a real URL - only standalone localhost, correct?)
AFAIK, this is not the case, but I could be wrong...though I have been able
to access my TG apps in dev mode from
buffalob wrote:
Dom, thanks much for reply. The reason for having TG running in prod
config even while still doing some developing on the unix server is
that some of the use cases I'm working on involve some two-way
interaction with with external web apps on other computers (and my
Hmm...I wonder how hard it would be to script screen a little and make
this hook into the tg-admin tool. I would be willing to give this a
go sounds fun.
something like:
tg-admin start-project.py screen-deploy
On 5/29/07, Kevin Horn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 5/29/07, buffalob
I've verified using the W3C feed validator utility that the RSS 2.0
feed that I'm creating via TG FeedController is fully valid.
And I am able to sucessfully subscribe to this feed from the
Bloglines.com aggregator, and everything seems displayed just fine
within it - feed parameters and
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